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Slippery rolls are said to boys caus-
ed e mesh of two freight trsins at
Raldwin's siding two miles above
Devon on the Nnuntuck division of
the New York. New Keven & Hart-
ford rallroed at 8:30 o'clock yester-
dsy. One train was already on the
siding and the smash came when an-
other was becked into it. No one wss
hurt. '
A all was sent to the Bridgeport
sullen to have an ambulance meet
the first train in from Milford ,when
it was believed that some of the trein
crew might have been injured. The
ambulance was not needed. We
wu blocked for some hours.
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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5“” “mm” H. . for Winter Weather
WASHINGTON. Dec.‘ 27.-—A bill.
making it lawful (or (rowers, mann-
tacturers or producers of goods offer-
ed for sale under trade-mark or spec.
'A Wide Choice of Popular Waves—Fun 54 Inches Wm.
ial brand to fix the price at which i "
manna... ..." "9......“ .. introducedmme mm“ by Rep" iDOUBLEFACEDCOATINGSMyd
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rheorkwtzénflllu;uto “ion held In New ”native Schuyld- Memtt or the HEAVY CHmCHII‘LAS . . g . e o e e s O 0 ‘l 0 e 6 n a s e .'. s s e e a e e o s s e s e ..... a.”
Fourth Connecticut district. ‘ ‘ do“.
MIXEDTWEEDS ... 5-155325
HERRINGBONES.. $2.75
Mr. Merritt who has given consider-
able study to this question. which has
cexed thousands of manufacturers.
believes that in the bill he has now
introduced he has placed provision for
allowing manufacturers to lix the res
sale price without hindrance train the _ . . .
Federal Trade Commission? 0 0 ' .
To A... or me A Big Line of megs
they fix for their products. sold chief— . '
ly on their trade mark. trade name or . . . . tteens—
’1 (‘4 ' by brand, pa. moved . serious prob- Skinner Semis, Venetian Cloth. 83 All Colors.
- -- '- lcm for hundreds of big manufactur-
Norwalk'e traffic problem is slight compared with that of Aleppo in ers for many years in view of the
iorthern S) rili~ Photo shows a motorist in one of the city’s typically narrow holding by the Federal ma. Com-
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I I Is h‘treets. Reverse gear is used often. - mission that it effect: collusion and
Fe , . an unfair trade xii-act in violation SKATES AND Sill-IDS - ~ - g
such articles may be sold has been i
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"""""""""""""""" Mr. Merritt thinks he hu met the N h x “hm r k am my 3‘.
' O O objection of the Federal Trade Com- 0 IC 00 ner an 3 01' l woe umm rm W m exande
W e hear It said— - "M” by "mm" “1 hi- hi“ that “ “°”°“".‘°° “ ‘° '“m' ”m“- 'Joohm, Ids conch. Ass 1'
before any person offers an article to 13' fl' nuthtn - 1 ho ' wnli tod
that little of the “old fashioned" quality exists in work today—but such ' the public {or :3 ah"! "'0 “‘9‘! ’9' id; in". $1“sz ”umpzrztun burnt: All Standard Goods st "odor-lb
' a statement is far from the truth. Things are simply done on n much 1 xe°$nzencfuar T2245: i1 bi‘sc‘t‘h: withered the remains 0' the t m “w mm
0a l ”’99" ‘°"° "u" they we“ “M" m we" y°""'“°"’ TM" " the manufacturer will taxi“; on the "1°" "“1 “clam" 1““ Fm“ '4' Pm." I - COME DOWN!
l MORE good workmanship, and of course more poor workmanship. retailer's hands to prevent the cutting “my. to provide shat ‘-
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With few exceptions, woodworking organistlons are todsy striv- or the rice. Today the thermometer wan clunb- ‘ ‘ . _
ma .. mam ow- nah-owed «val-w and ms" ire “71"”.{3 '7.- : A. 3...... .m moon. in. ms tux—om mm ...m... m u. Palace Clothes Shoo. my“ :33. Slime“
creased production. Low price is s great we n so ing. s _ apparent effort to equol the record ., g be. 58 ection .
dor from hining any monopoly or 13 I. u I 33. 80. I II
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often a temptation to slight quIMY- 3“! we "0 "0‘ bW'dli‘ll 0“. . com“). 0‘ th hunter. for good. of the Christmas day warmth of 45 degrees. for flu; occasmn,
house on the sands. ' . some general class and. from being 1: Th" mercury dropped ‘° 33 during ‘
The Hatch a Bailey Company organization is old-fashioned in its « Apart! to any agreement. combination “'19 night but gained 8 demo It eight v
‘ 0m an}, ideals of sterling worth, manufacturing millwork with the some pain- 0, understanding with any competi- o‘cl‘otc: tale m‘orninx :i‘th nothing in SILKS LIX—ENS
p staking care displayed in this organization 50 years sgo. tor in regard to the W100 at which 58 ‘0' 0%!“ beWI. 00:12”. . J WOOLENS TRIMMIV‘
,goods are to he sold. flan " 3‘ ° 9““ pmen or ‘1“ ¥ . J
3 “a”. bills ha... been presented to ter sports proved untimely ihfi year er VELVETS SI'ARFS
DBAPERIES BED SETS
CURTAINS BLANKETS
. as many I. youngster reminded his
iCongress aim: d to can out this some mother today.
e a C a1 ey O. fxenernl purpose but Mr. Merritt be- Feed Co
:lieves the .plan he suggests is more .
OPENS NEW STORE. 0
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BIRDS ROOFINGS, SHEETROCK AND CORNELL, WALL BOAR amp e an any '0 I? D“ 07"“ Nor-walk will have ‘ new deiicntg.
.................................................... GOSH! sen store in the near future. Robert 138.13
' Y. Grunth of New York city. son of WHO
............................................... - , _ , the prominent Brooklyn lawyer recur.
0355““ lCl-l’. W- 37"539”3 ed a lesse of the store at is Mun st... mane FEED, Gm! HAY,
‘ ' Clifford Reynolds in lending the entire formerly occupied by Mece's Cafe. -
E O : STRAW, manna, 3T0.
No. 8 North MainS -..~
South N orwalk.
THE MAN'S SHOP
—— Presents —
KUM-A-PART
Hamlet 0! Pemberwick in an Effort to The building is owned by Samuel J
solve the Mystery of a Thomas Turkey Kantor. trom whom Mr. 0.1m”. se;
=thnt laid an Hg: in the woodhox cured ‘ 1” Jr three yearn. He will
l where he was confined while Amtint open . huh class delicatessen ctore Q l
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e ‘ We Are the Only Authorized Exide Dealers in This Town. . 3:33;; gammgwbfi: :3; Elevator. Ann street ,-' seven TH ERMOM am.
i 2 f t n _ ' et one today at our store
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1 So Lo BENEDIC I t “9'” “3 "PM mm will continue. * s N Passenger: :haLmacie‘t
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(3? , . 73 North Main Street. ROB'I‘ A BENEDICT ems. EL“OOD'S coxnmox
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f - ———___.... ere-sin. the road in front of the Li. ,. Hot Water Iolisrs. home. we se in mm
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5.. to $2.00 MEAT SATISFACTION .3; m». .. ...... ....................... .3...” A M.
‘ Tim if at ' - '1'."thle flange Heating -
. T/IE MAIV'S SIM?! l you ere guaranteed you buy our mute. vs us your - . mine. .—
(flosielm. Q3 'fltara [ "‘3’”? ”‘¥ “5‘ 2: "“1?“ mm“ A ' ’4 4n” SPECIALS FOR THE ”fififiim‘ '-'°‘ W" “’ ASHER GLICKSON
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S Norwa|k CONT- . . START THE-NEW . WEEK mg'gv: “ACTIVE. LIIII'I Clothier. Hatter and Fun-ii
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, knowledge that your eyes are White no" final" ~riiArchn rumor wiim '° '“
’ so No. lain Street Phone 1340 South Nor-walk in proper condition. Let. us ex- . flour 10° N Ali- Fara-ou-
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FOLLOW THE CROWD “mm them 110% mm... .
To .. l - .Pure Old fashioned Wm:cncn- sir-oi. sud Deuble . W 0d an.
‘ V THAMER INC Buckwhest Flour,41bs..2fis Oven Cool Rang-e. 0
THE NEW ' p . _ ‘TWlI-FIRE" convolution coal
Butlomfly'nour...990h¢ mmmmmm
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S ' Toilot'rhlue......,.7for350 binstion “Email!“ Ice
0s 01'th «tourne- on mm:- 9
Mme. Jeannette RIAtianticSt.Scomfor¢' . . . «ch-m "mm
Lunch Corsetiere and Clover l ‘ A. STULL i em “Aw" Trucki
87 North Main St t. ‘ : is Monroe so. Moi-welt
1'” ' 56 South Main St. South Norwalk [— A ‘ ' 2‘ “m 3"» m ”m u . ' _.._..
Regular Dinner 40c. Clifford Hotel Building 1 >9 "F-T'G" ' ' .
3231' IN TOWN . . MEN’S AND YOUNG F d H
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'Wholesome Food—Home 000k- ‘2 ’6 13 3 , l ARCHITEGT ‘ MENSWERCOATS re ‘
- ing. ' ' 51.22 A . infill-chime». st. Phone 910 Plaid m m “1 Wool . 52 Meadow Street
38 2950 1 , ‘ sourii NORWALK, con». 318:50_ "I! up '
£13 5%,!“ CHEAPERF TEO , ' - _—_ ' k ’s
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10 South Mam Street , yth‘zgg 1°! ‘° '" WW“
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Free Dehver y purchase. Amen suit A Baum nul- Liberty , ARI , - at 10c
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an semseyour omeso - 1i that 8.1 t r. 1' y .
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is: Itself during the" day time. ' - . ' An overcoat for daily wear -. one of our wfin wateheswili . V _ ,
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